u/Big_Brush_3718

Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well, I want to show you the Landing page developed for the Trae challenge with a Mother's Day theme

https://preview.redd.it/d3ktizsy3l0h1.png?width=3036&format=png&auto=webp&s=264a78abf8a445ba7ca64365a3f8b5c8a7bc8aab

This landing page is built with Astro and Trae's SOLO mode, which significantly facilitated the development process. I focused on the typography and the layout of the elements to ensure the content is easy to read and well-organized.

The structure is divided into sections to clearly separate the topics. Additionally, I integrated GSAP to add smooth animations that make navigation feel much more fluid and professional without overwhelming the eye.

https://reddit.com/link/1taj7ra/video/tcu5xzt47l0h1/player

I am attaching the link to the page so you can see it: https://builtwithtrae-mothers-day-production.up.railway.app

Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well, these last few weeks I have been working on my personal project called WORKLi, which is a client management application for professionals.

https://preview.redd.it/p00folnz3czg1.png?width=3366&format=png&auto=webp&s=d00fad7add00a9c1e6cd301470ba3398345da945

In this project, the main value proposition is the widgets, which will feature different types so that users can build their workspace from the simplest to the most complex form, depending on the type of service they provide (software development, marketing, consulting, etc.).

https://preview.redd.it/ts1s3mkg4czg1.png?width=3540&format=png&auto=webp&s=9a76130812a4766715bf01f5c355b57ae51be08e

https://preview.redd.it/zdmuw3vn4czg1.png?width=3330&format=png&auto=webp&s=50e98455a4b8953b9c64fda6e53ed5a85c1e2166

a few weeks ago I was working with SOLO MCP to create a document that would help me write user stories, which has been quite helpful lately, but it occurred to me that I could implement something similar in my project, so I started working on implementing it as shown in the following image:

https://preview.redd.it/ahwcu5b25czg1.png?width=3574&format=png&auto=webp&s=2af62d7452ddda762a9a940e19807effd42f9673

I’m still working on the client section. It started as a widget, but since the content grew so much, I decided to move it to its own dedicated view. The idea is to have a place to register everything: service types, scope, and costs. I’m also building specific templates for software, business, and other fields to make things easier. I have to admit development is taking longer than expected because the back-end is getting bigger and more complex, but I’m satisfied with the results; you can really see the progress. I’ve also added auth options so users can sign up with Google, GitHub, phone, or email. I planned to drop a beta on May 1st, but it wasn't possible because the document system is taking up a lot of my time. I’m doing my best to make sure all user docs and photos are stored privately and securely.

The project architecture already supports multiple languages. It currently includes Spanish and English, but it is built to be fully scalable, allowing for the easy integration of additional languages in the future.

Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. In this post, I’d like to open a space to discuss and share different points of view on a topic that is clearly impacting all of us.

Over the past three years, everything has changed rapidly thanks to AI. From education to the workplace, the transformation has been undeniable. I still remember when I saw a TikTok video about a website that could “help you with anything”: ChatGPT. Out of curiosity, I tried it… and I was genuinely impressed. It helped me in an incredible way with both my work and tasks. The fact that it saved me from searching through multiple websites or reading long documentation was a huge shift. In programming especially, it made a massive difference—those sleepless nights trying to fix bugs started to disappear.

When I compare my first experience with ChatGPT to the current version (04/28/2026), there’s simply no comparison. It’s like comparing the ground to the sky. And honestly, I’m sure this will keep evolving even further in the coming years.

Now, if we take software development as an example, the change is even more noticeable. Even the way we learn and solve problems has changed. Before, when I couldn’t figure something out, the go-to option was Stack Overflow. And let’s be honest—it wasn’t always a great experience. Sometimes it took days to get a response, or you’d end up getting roasted in the comments. Today, that’s no longer the case.

I also constantly see videos saying things like: “Claude just killed programmers,” “Claude ended cybersecurity,” or “Claude replaced designers.” Interestingly, most of these claims come from people who aren’t even part of those industries.

Something else I’ve noticed lately is the number of videos of people selling software built with AI. At first glance, it might seem intimidating because of the competition. But when you take a closer look, you realize something: most of these products look exactly the same. Same generic design, same structure, same user experience. And the truth is, while AI is powerful, it’s still quite weak when it comes to design. Websites built 100% with AI often lack originality.

Another interesting detail is that many of these cases come from students. And to be clear, I’m not generalizing—there are students doing incredible work. But there are also situations that really stand out.

I clearly remember a video of a guy claiming he sold a “professional” landing page to a company. But when you looked at it, it was obviously AI-generated with zero customization. In the comments, someone asked what database he used for the forms… and his answer was that he used “localhost” to store the data. As you can imagine, that didn’t go well—people completely tore him apart in the comments.

If that’s the current level of “competition,” honestly, I’m not worried at all. In fact, it motivates me, because it means there will be plenty of work for those who truly know what they’re doing.